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Dates:
September 16-18, 2008
Location:
Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA
Deadline to Submit a Proposal:
April 18, 2008
Submitting a Proposal:
Please send the following materials by e-mail to
callforpapers@tmcnet.com
- A short abstract (several paragraphs should do it). Please include a working title.
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Contact information, including:
Name/Title, phone/fax numbers, e-mail and mailing addresses of the
proposed speaker AND
Name, phone/fax numbers, and e-mail address of the PR contact or
speaker's assistant.
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A biography of the proposed speaker.
Remember, NO SALES PITCHES are allowed. Speakers are expected to conform to TMC’s strict NO COMMERCIALISM policy. The Communications Developer Conference accepts only vendor-neutral proposals and presentations. If you have any questions, please contact Dave Rodriguez, Vice President, Publications, Conferences & Online Media at 203-852-6800 x146, or via e-mail at drodriguez@tmcnet.com.
The Communications Developer Conference focuses on educating those people interested in building the next generation of IP-based communications products and services. This event will have multiple concurrent tracks focusing on hardware and software development, SIP development, and other critical issues affecting our market. We ask that you tailor your presentations to one of the provided topics.
Of course, you are welcome to pitch ideas that do not appear on the following list as well.
Of course, you are welcome to pitch ideas that do not appear on the
following
list as well.
The hardware development track will focus on the following
subject areas:
- Designing Applications Using DSPs
(Echo Cancellation/Vocoder Design)
- Developing Applications Using Host Processing Instead
Of DSPs
- Designing Applications Using DSP Modules
- Designing Applications Using DSP Resource Boards
- Developing VoIP Devices
- Next-Generation System on Chip Silicon
- Open Source Design Considerations
- Developing Wireless VoIP Solutions
- Developing IMS-Compliant Gear
- Developing Cable Telephony Solutions
- Designing Consumer VoIP Products
- Enabling Technology Shoot Out
- Developing A Complete VoIP System
- Building WiFi Telephony Devices
- VoIP Enabling Legacy Products
- Advanced TCA design considerations
- High availability
- Testing as part of the development process
The software development track will focus on the following
subject areas:
- Basics Of Protocols - SIP/H.323/MGCP
- All About Echo Cancellation, Compression And Silence Suppression
- Introduction To The Softswitch Architecture
- Introduction to Development Tools - What's Out There To Help Develop?
- Designing Wireless VoIP Applications
- Test Tools - How Do You Load Test This Stuff?
- The Role of Open Source in
Developing VoIP Solutions
- Developing IP PBX Applications
- Developing Hosted Telephony Applications
- Developing Linux Telephony Applications
- SIP (How Does It Work - Where Does It Fit
- Developing SIP Solutions, Diagnostic Tools, Support Tools, Using Stacks)
- Developing Peer To Peer IP Telephony Applications
- Developing Next-Generation Network Applications
- Designing High-Quality Voice Applications
- Developing Applications Utilizing Presence and Availability
- SIP
- Service creation
- Peer to Peer
- Service Oriented Architecture
We appreciate your interest in the Communications Developer Conference, and your decision to submit a proposal. The selection process will be completed by Thursday, May 1, 2008 , at which time only those whose proposals have been selected will be notified. Please be advised that we receive many applications for speaking opportunities and cannot accommodate all requests. Also please be aware that many of our sessions may be presented in a panel format and/or may feature multiple speakers. The decision to feature multiple speakers in any session is at the sole discretion of conference organizers.
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